St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15
Wisconsin.

A. B. Stebbins-iill | wouldIike to
see the Republicans nominate Blaine,
because l think we can beat him the
easiest.
Carl c. Pope-Cleveland and Bill
Villas. There isn't Republicans enough
in the country to beat that ticket.
r. G. Pope-HilIl. like Cleveland, eX-
cept his disposition to let Republicans
remain in office.
Capt. r. d. SquireS-Cieveland and
Black.
George W. Levis-Cleveland and
Villas.
Charles Reitz-Cleveland.
j. w. Freeman-Cieveland.
E. a. LIE CIair-Judge Gresham.
d. j. Spaulding-I have no prefer
ence. Do not think either Blaine or
Sherman will be nominated. Allison
would make good candidate. He is an
able man.
w. II. Richards| am in favor of
Blaine, but | don't think he stands
ghost of a show for a nomination.
Frank JohnSOn-Biaine; Allison is
my second choice.
j. T. Crombie-Sherman
DR.. W. A. PeaSe (Rep.HI want good
men nominated; don't care who, except
that don't want to see Blaine nOIni-
mated.
A. ErickSon-Blaine.
ii. j. OrmSby-Blaine.
DR.. S. f. S. Wason-Blane.
Frank Cooper-Damfino whof am in
favor of.
DR.. H. B. Cole-I don't stand with the
Republican party Oh the tariff question
and its foreign policy. l have been
closely watching CleveIand's admins
tration. He has done much better than
expected. He did well in vetoing the
dependent pension bill. | think less of
party every day. IF Cleveland will best
sustain popular rights l should not OBJ
ject to his reelection.
Hon. II. III. Price-ShermaH president.
The party has lots of good timber for
presidential candidates, but for several
reasons | prefer Sherman.
In Dakota.
FOREST CITY.
Prof. f. 81. Fiske-Blaine, first and
last choice.
j. L. Butcher-Alfison.
EX-Mayor Dr.W. II. Jones-AlliSon.
w. o. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
John ISaacSOn-Sherman.
G. II. OnStadt-Blaine, second choice
Sherman.
Hon. j. E. Anderson, Forest City In
dependent COnk1ing first choice and
Blaine second. In case Blaine is nomi-
mated, favors Evarts for vice president.
Simon Sogard-Blaine first choice;
Foraker second, with Taylor, of Ten
neSsee, for vice president.
County Attorney NelSOn-Blaine.
A. H. Chase, Editor Winnebago Sum-
mit-Blaine.
Dr.. II. r. Irish, chairman Democratic
county committee, Rev. G. +. Dykeman,
pastor Congregational church, Martin
Cooper, postmaster James Pinckney, w.
NJ. May and A. j. Phelps are all strongly
in favor Of the denomination of Cleye-
land, with some Western or Southern
man for vice president.
All the Democrats in this vicinity are
unit OIL the above.
Don't Know Where They hive.
Alex Moran, Record-Cleveland and
either Carlisle, Mcdonald OK Villas.
McC.-Any one with craftsmanship
and brains enough to satisfy the people.
l don't see why Frederick Douglass and
the Sage of Nininger wouldn't make
good team.
L. S. BayselI-Geveland and Ames.
Ed S. Wheelock-Sherman or Ores
ham and Fairehild, of Wisconsin.
Ii. j. Mohun, Courier-Cleyeland and
Carlisle.
E. COnneily@iiil and Carlisle.
II. a. FoSS, POrtland--St. John and
Gen. Fisk, of New Jersey.
T. d. Stone, Free PreSS-St. JOHN and
Clinton 3. Fisk, of New Jersey.
Western GuardSman-Blaine md Al
liSOn.
II. J. Wilkinson-CleveIa and some
good Western man can win against any
Republican combination.